New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
COMMITTEES NAMED At TRENTON
JUST DIVISION BETWEEN TnE PARTIES.
hsaRf DEMOCRAT MDERMITT-REP JUDI
LIANT AT THE OUTLOOK
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TRENTON. Jan. 17-Tbere WA a great crowd gathered
nere ohight third OF the visitors came in antcpa
on o the Inauguration and the remainder actively
"c'cs'eh In the Senatorial contest There much
cIeSs IN the latter that GOvernorelect Green. who
rru today Wis granted most unusual degree Of peace
anu quiet When the Senate met NJ O'Clock tbore
" "''ehuancc hut Senator Griggs for the Republicans
ln'hed'ately moved that there be An adjournment until
thursday afternoon. and the motion carried without
oco"'e Inc organization OF the Senate at that tme 1t
was announced would depend upon the action OF the
House on the contested election cases There was an ex
ceeuihsiy cheerful spirit among the Republ
cans ana 1t was declared that the seating
OF kepnhcans in the disputed districts practically
Seo ana That the result would depend upon the action
OF tho Labor men, or rather OF Of them. Delos E.
culver Ia here. and said have assumed charge OF Alb
"e'' campaign. He was In control OF Senator NcPhcr
sons contest eight years ago.
IL was fnlly expected when the House met that the
Eiertons Committee would report and the Walter
would he settled, hut after the committees
nonhoeh and few bills had beon introduced the House
adjourned until to morrow Tho committees caused ex
ci'emcnt among tho Democrats. They ahout equally
diV"ea neween the two parties and the Republicans
nave some OF the best places McDermit OF Essex who
was ignored In marked manner. got up nj the concu
sion OF the reading and declared that he would
on any committee under Republican Speaker, and I'M
wac paid to the remark The report OF the COMMITTEES
the seat OF Walter Dem)n in favor Of new election
Donahhe Labor voted with tho Republicans, leaving
Matthews (Deml alone In favor Of Walter.
Speaker Baird's committees rs follows:
Blu Rer''fon-N CONAN. Crane Corbn. Maratt bnd Send
Wa| and Means Donohue BlOomer. Tumulty, Undcr
Judiciary -rhrockmoron Armstrong Barrett. Mathews
hqr'eniprs Roe SOFT Alderman. Norwood and pitney
f,,,c, L%nnon Norwood rondi Cairo. snn PEARSON.
hnero''ed Bls-Armsrong, Keys Lusbnrrow Let's and
Mun'e'poi wolverton. Dickinson. Donohue.
MGns, nlckinson meppenholmer. ThrockmortOn. Hill
and r. d h%'rIn,on D., r. ,ono, ucr.uo,
Corporations Carroll. Beckwlth Chamberlain
Bank. ard nsurane,- nm. Arnwlne Kinney II. C Hutch
Undn'sh,d By,t~s-R'rrett. Hudspeth. Hawkins. Hep.
ineldent1t RIpenss- Tumuty Alderman Bloomer. 0obo
Stationary Carroll Kew. Feeney Tenbrook and Low.
Rpnr'an R0ht-Mathews. Hildrcth Beckwi h. Goole ana
Reviston Of Ld~,-Huhspeh. Sender Tenbrook Hin and
,y.,.rt,. Pea, Roe. Dorm Pace Tutl,v nna Newell,
Rd'lrodds and cpnnh- Wolverton. Kinney, Muicheler
Goblo.
The Joint committees
7r-o,,Der, Pearson Condt Let's. Muvey and
s,dn Prison Arnwtno PIfnev scudder vanderhurgh
Lrnate A,q,uo-Bloomer l. b.. Iiutchinson Lyon Scott
sac LIOrar -Condit Lufburow. Mulvey cOrbin and Bar
retf.
Public Ground. and Bupdjn0s-Carroll- Bloomer. Low
LYON and " ,llirin
T'rfn,ng- Donohuc Arnwine Oviatt LYON and Rloomrr
Famed BUs Matthews. Young. Turley Vanderburgh and
L-tt-
C1nmrre, ard Navigation Dloomer Marriott Low. Pace
Newell
frd>rai R,lonons-UnderhIi. Mutehler. Young Wander
burgi Srntt
soldiers narrtgan Peck. HsDkins Throckmorton
ami " H. .
Reform sesncI for Boy,-Tenbrocck Harrgan. Newell
Pace and Low.
singing Hund-Noonsn. Chamberlain Keys. Scott and
Young
TndustriaI school for G,ri,-Tumuy r d. Hutchinson
Mclaughlin. Peal aud Norwond.
Dtaf and numb dsyinsscudder Pearson. Peal Lawrence
ami Mutcheler
The asScmhlage OF prominent men OF both parties NJ
the hotels might somethng unparalleled for the
last Senator ScWcIl arrived this afternoon ana
has had several hundred visitors Governor Albeit Is
the guest ~ the Jerrsonan Club Of Newark hut spends
OF his time In th' corridors. hobnobhng with Joli
clans ~ hi- party He books hagvnr and worn. Demo
Gratis beginning concce his defeat though thoy
claim that Democrat will win the Senatorship
sfockton and Runyon are the names most frequently
used them report that the latter would not accept
Ia some what Vehemently denied Ivy his friends
elect Grren dined with Democratic Executive
Committee night He took the oatn Of office privately
sometime before morning Governor Ahhets term eN
prd nj midnight and In view Of possible difficulties over
The coal shoverrs strike. was deemed best that Tho
Governor should 10 In Office especially as there Is no pres
dent OF the Senate
PIrrssUho. Jan IT tspecaD Jarrett returned TO
night from Tronton He says that tho labor members
OF tho New-.ersoy Assembly had pledged themselves to
for but strong tariff men for United States
Senator